Every once in a while, I am moved to tears by a vocal performance. When Halford begins to wail “I can’t go on,” it had me tearing up with the sheer emotion that he is forcing through his voice. Absolutely breathtaking….
i posted the link for dreamer deceiver, help me get more likes on it and maybe he'll listen to it or at least copy the link and post it in all his vid comments
This is my favorite Priest song. It is so powerful and you said it... "they don't make music like this any more"... NOBODY makes music like this. No person in their right mind with any credibility can claim Rob Halford cannot sing.
“VICTIM OF CHANGES” from their Sad Wings of Destiny album REALLY changed my idea of who Judas Priest is. Absolutely EPIC song and album to be honest. Great reaction, T! I'm so glad that you're on board the Judas Priest train. Buckle up!! Lol
Judas Priest had written songs w/ founding vocalist Al Atkins before he quit in '73... Rob Halford sung them on the first 2 Priest albums in '74 - '76. At that time, K. K. Downing wrote a lot of the music, but after Glenn Tipton joined in '74, he became the band's de facto leader and chief songwriter w/ Downing & Halford. There was some confusion as to Judas Priest's musical direction in '74... they didn't want to copy Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin... but it was the 2nd album 'Sad wings of destiny' that gave them some identity. It was done on a tiny UK label Gull Records, while the band was broke. When they signed to a major label in '77, u can hear the sonic upgrade w/ the 3rd album 'Sin after sin' w/ drummer Simon Phillips taking the Priest twin guitar attack to perfection... particularly the songs 'Sinner' and 'Let us prey'🔥🔥🔥 Personally, the '78 album 'Stained class' was the record Judas Priest delivered metal of the top calibre...
Here we have a a masterpiece back from the days when Judas Priest had integrity in their music. They lost their way from British steel on. They were never able to regain their ability to write epic masterpieces like this song and Dreamer Deceiver
Priest always evolves. Listen to their new stuff “Firepower”, but the 70s are the best imo Stained class, Sin after Sin, and Sad Wings of Destiny are perfect albums
I was 9 in 1974 when my older brother introduced me to Judas Priest. Still have all my JP vinyls from the 70s. Still know all the lyrics by heart 😂 Love your reaction ❤️
One thing that is overlooked about this era is Ian Hill's bass playing. Back in the 70's he actually did quite a bit of walking bass lines and he did them very well. Too bad he dumbed down his playing by the end of the decade.
People can have their personal favorites, but once you listen to JPs total catalog, you understand that they are objectively the greatest heavy metal band ever.
This song features the highest note hit by Rob (then known as "Bob") Halford on any Priest studio recording. Rocka Rolla remains in my top 3 all-time Priest albums!
Kind of reminds me of a mixture between folk music and blues very lovely and melodic Rob Halford has an amazing singing voice probably why he’s the metal God
It's funny how you know the newer stuff and then listen to the old and get blown away. The older timers had it in reverse, the first 4 albums were a progression of this and then Killing Machine came out and this was the transition from this to the new and it was mind blowing, it was the start of high energy metal. They have like 160 songs, I like about 150, I can't say that for anyone else.
You can really appreciate Halfords vocal range on early Priest. He had a sweeter quality to his voice. Before the band went in a more metal direction and he screamed a lot more. He sang more in the middle and hit the high notes just for spice.
You ought to check out Tyrant, Victim Of Changes, Sinner, Dissident Agressor, Delivering The Goods, Saints In Hell, Better By You, Beyond The Realms Of Death, Exciter, Cheater
Suggestions: JP: Victim of Changes ( Studio), Deceiver, Tyrant, Here comes the tears, Beyond the Realms of Death, The Rage, Dying to meet you, Dissident Aggressor, Firepower, Angel / Halford, Fight: Life in Black, Silent Screams, Till the day I die, O Holy Night, Nostradamus, Pestilence and Plague, ….
This track and Winter/Deep Freeze, man. This shit is psychedelic. Here Come the Tears off of Sin After Sin is another Halford mindblowing vocal performance.
Their early stuff was more " Gothic " , and miserable , more diverse as well . A lot of dynamics Its metal , but they re from the 1st wave You have the roots of it which is a wide range of influences . Rocka rolla came in 1974 , but this song , as others songs , its 1971 , it was one of the first entirely composed song by KK . Before Rob came in , before Glenn came in . Rob is like 23 years old , well , 22 , maybe , on this recording .
Actually Rob doesn't use what people s referr as falsetto . Its more a mixed voice with larynx technique . If you notice the end here , its a full sound . Its not a falsetto sound
@@mrwolf3556 its more headvoice because.it still resonnant . Like in Epitaph , or the intro of dreamer deceiver . Even its rare . And even few background vocals in the nostradamus quiet album tracks But when its the heavy stuff its clearing not .
@@Nissardpertugiu Sometimes he mixes head voice with falsetto (it's like a falsetto but with strong air pressure that resonates mixing with headvoice), sometimes it sounds pure headvoice, cause he can go pretty high with head voice mainly because of his vocal "power" (volume)... I think the first albums it's mainly headvoice that he uses
@@mrwolf3556 it depends at what time, its very used here and there in the 2 first albums but after ? Though i had an old interview from 1984 where the guy " your falsetto is great " and Rob was " i don't do falsetto ". To let the thing straight, because i do it too , the sharp Whistle in the agressive stuff isn't falsetto like most mistaking Its the high larynx stuff with compression of the soft palette that gives that sound at the top tubular wise. Like a processor. But the basic is mixed with the chest, solid basis . Thats why it cuts. Also as ... especially by 1982 more, Rob style became , especially on tour, more tough sounding, ( the change can be heard around Killing machine, not just choice, just natural maturing too, its more tough tone wise, darker ) and all thoses wailing are distorted based. Usually, the weird thing is you can nail thoses high notes for a long time.in Mixed all your life . But with maturing and if you don't use headvoice aside individually , mix voice , belting kind of destroy your pure headvoice.
Yeah, that first album is just straight-up 70's hard rock. Almost unrecognizable. An album tailored for the vocals of their original singer Al Atkins. 'Sad Wings of Destiny' is considered by many as their true debut album. But yeah, 70's Priest is a goldmine of excellent music. There's a sizable amount of Priest fans that consider it their best era. More 70's era requests: "Saints in Hell", "Dreamer /Deceiver and Deceiver", "Sinner", "Dissident Aggressor" (arguably invented Thrash)
Yes Sir!! This song goes doierectly into the heart and reaches the deepest part of it!! It is nearly andepremizing song but the wave is isnpite of cosmic beautifull!! For ever in my heart! Than you scott!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FUCK MEE!! I am a 60 year old English judas priest fan from London and I remember when this came out in 1974 and thinking "I have to go and see this band!!" which I did in 1980 at the first ever "monsters of rock" festival in 1980 when they were no. 2 to Richie blackmores rainbow the priest absolutely stole the show (even the great man himself Richie admitted it) and they're classic album British Steel had just come out...FUCKIN ELL!! what a GREAT show they gave on that Sunday night and that really catapulted them to to FAME and STARDOM (rightly so!!)...if you fink the Priest r just a shout screamy metal band?! ohh no!! Listen to their first couple of albums and I fink u will be pleasantly surprised with classic tracks like "run of the mill" and "dreamer deceiver/deceiver and u will be pleasantly surprised!! long live the PRIEST!!,all the best from CHOPPER,Peckham,S.E.London.
Suggestions : Whiskey woman demo 1973 ( proto Victim of changes , as quartet , just KK as guitar player ) Cheater Never satisfied Winter Dying to meet you Victim of changes Ripper Dreamer deceiver / deceiver Island of domination Sinner Starbreaker Call for the priest ( a very epic , a very hard song to play , especially as drummer : Simon phillips , and a song way ahead of its time ) raw deal Dissident agressor Here comes the tears
Judas Priest is one of my top favorite bands of all time. You are missing so much if you have only really heard stuff from PainKiller onward. Sad Wings of Destiny is in my opinion their best album. Though I absolutely love Painkiller. You should react to Prelude-Tyrant, Victim of Changes, Dreamer Deceiver/Deceiver and Island of Domination. Great reaction as always. Peace and love brother.
I love all eras of Priest, but the 70s stuff really shows how ahead of the curve they were, especially with guitar. Check out Tyrant and Exciter, absolute bangers that get me just as hyped as anything on Painkiller.
Nice! Sad Wings of Destiny is one of the first real heavy metal albums. Victim of Changes is a must! So many great live versions of this song, but Unleashed in the East has a great version.
In the early days they also did two of the greatest cover songs of all time; Diamonds and Rust and The Green Manalishi...really, it's hard to go wrong with Priest...well, maybe Ram It Down...
They first formed in 1969. There first album was in 1974. By 74 no original members were left. Kk Downing was the first of primary line up to join. Downing was originally rejected in favor for Ernest Chataway who played with a band called Earth. That band would become Black Sabath. Interesting early history
Deep lyrics and such a smooth rock balllad....if you listen to Priest from start to finish, its basically the evolution of rock through the ages...pure awesomeness. Looking forward for more :)
Beyond the realms of death ...1978....an epic power ballad With 2 different guitar solos....studio ver. Please... It is a must in anyones catalog!!!!!!!!!!
I bought this record on ebay, limited edition early 70's on orange acrylic vinyl with the rare cyborg/bomber coverart because of this song. Judas Priest is my fav band of all time! Been listening to this since 1986 and I'm born in 1986.
I like this song sice being 16 now I'm 33 and it's still amazing. After listening it a lot you really get to appreciate the bass, guitars, drums, lyrics..
I absolutely love pre 80 priest. Its so looked over. You should do a deep dive into this. Dont get me wrong. I love post 80 priest too. These songs deserve another listen. This era reminds me of when i would turn my friends onto early 60's pink floyd and i would ask them " what band is this" hardly any of them could answer. They were surprised. Dig in. They have a bunch of amazing songs in this era
Pre 80`s priest is where the real gold is.Sin after sin,Hell bent for leather,Stained class albums are their best.Deepcuts: call for the priest/ raw deal-Delivering the goods--Heroes end.
back when Robert sang with a crystal clear voice. 70s Priest is pure proto metal. this first album is a bit half baked but OMG the next 4 albums and their first live album Unleashed in the East are underrated forgotten or never heard masterworks. start with The Sinner off of Sin After Sin.
It was a beautiful time, another age. And the music reflected that. My personal favourite off this album is sadly the shortest track.... Caviar and Meths.
I just turned 60 and listening to this one nowadays hits me a whole lot differently than it did when I was 13!
This is one of my favorite Priest songs of all time. When I was a disgruntled teen this song and message spoke to me. Still does
Same
You bet, life changing album.
Yep
Same
Anyone that's ever said Rob can't sing is obviously insane, there is no one ever that could sing like him.
As I get older , this track makes me think 🤔, what have I done with my life, and where has time gone.
Exactly 💯
OMG, someone reacted to my *favorite* Priest song! Thank you!
criminally underrated song.
Every once in a while, I am moved to tears by a vocal performance. When Halford begins to wail “I can’t go on,” it had me tearing up with the sheer emotion that he is forcing through his voice. Absolutely breathtaking….
I feel the same way.
Ditto. His ballad songs are epic masterpieces.
Finally some 70s Priest. Dreamer Deceiver and Victim of Changes should make you a believer.
i posted the link for dreamer deceiver, help me get more likes on it and maybe he'll listen to it or at least copy the link and post it in all his vid comments
Thats right buddy !!!
Another melancholic, dark song fro mthem and hugely underrated is Here Come The tears fom their thrid album in 1977
Here comes the Tears Is EASILY top 3 by Priest
Yeah great song from my fave album from them
Superb. Diamonds and Rust is an oldie but goodie too.
And "Dreamer/Deceiver"
Oh, ya...& pair it with "Dissident Aggressor"...absolutely *killer!*
Last Rose Of Summer from Sin After Sin album, another excellent ballad of theirs.
This is my favorite Priest song. It is so powerful and you said it... "they don't make music like this any more"... NOBODY makes music like this. No person in their right mind with any credibility can claim Rob Halford cannot sing.
R.I.P. to the drummer here, John Hinch... who player on Priest's debut album 'Rocka rolla' before he was fired in '75.
And here he shows what a great drummer he was
Might be their best song
“VICTIM OF CHANGES” from their Sad Wings of Destiny album REALLY changed my idea of who Judas Priest is. Absolutely EPIC song and album to be honest. Great reaction, T! I'm so glad that you're on board the Judas Priest train. Buckle up!! Lol
Judas Priest had written songs w/ founding vocalist Al Atkins before he quit in '73... Rob Halford sung them on the first 2 Priest albums in '74 - '76.
At that time, K. K. Downing wrote a lot of the music, but after Glenn Tipton joined in '74, he became the band's de facto leader and chief songwriter w/ Downing & Halford.
There was some confusion as to Judas Priest's musical direction in '74... they didn't want to copy Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin... but it was the 2nd album 'Sad wings of destiny' that gave them some identity. It was done on a tiny UK label Gull Records, while the band was broke.
When they signed to a major label in '77, u can hear the sonic upgrade w/ the 3rd album 'Sin after sin' w/ drummer Simon Phillips taking the Priest twin guitar attack to perfection... particularly the songs 'Sinner' and 'Let us prey'🔥🔥🔥
Personally, the '78 album 'Stained class' was the record Judas Priest delivered metal of the top calibre...
Привет из России! Ты классный парень! Спасибо за реакцию на прекрасную песню Джудас Прист!!!
Dreamer Deceiver / Deceiver from Sad Wings Of Destiny album to hear Rob’s full range and layered harmonies.
I just commented the same thing and then noticed your comment from a year previously. 👍 🔥 Song
They never really changed their style, they just evolved.
Here we have a a masterpiece back from the days when Judas Priest had integrity in their music. They lost their way from British steel on. They were never able to regain their ability to write epic masterpieces like this song and Dreamer Deceiver
Priest always evolves. Listen to their new stuff “Firepower”, but the 70s are the best imo Stained class, Sin after Sin, and Sad Wings of Destiny are perfect albums
I was 9 in 1974 when my older brother introduced me to Judas Priest. Still have all my JP vinyls from the 70s. Still know all the lyrics by heart 😂 Love your reaction ❤️
So was I !!! Dec 1965..
Love the 70s era of Priest. Sometimes wish they would go back to there roots.
*their
One thing that is overlooked about this era is Ian Hill's bass playing. Back in the 70's he actually did quite a bit of walking bass lines and he did them very well. Too bad he dumbed down his playing by the end of the decade.
My fave priest song ....
Run of the Mill? You're going deep! Thank you.
People can have their personal favorites, but once you listen to JPs total catalog, you understand that they are objectively the greatest heavy metal band ever.
This song features the highest note hit by Rob (then known as "Bob") Halford on any Priest studio recording. Rocka Rolla remains in my top 3 all-time Priest albums!
1975 Old Grey Whistle Test live DREAMER DECEIVER DECEIVER🔥🔥🔥
That one's worth it for the clothes alone
Kind of reminds me of a mixture between folk music and blues very lovely and melodic Rob Halford has an amazing singing voice probably why he’s the metal God
It's funny how you know the newer stuff and then listen to the old and get blown away. The older timers had it in reverse, the first 4 albums were a progression of this and then Killing Machine came out and this was the transition from this to the new and it was mind blowing, it was the start of high energy metal. They have like 160 songs, I like about 150, I can't say that for anyone else.
You can really appreciate Halfords vocal range on early Priest. He had a sweeter quality to his voice. Before the band went in a more metal direction and he screamed a lot more. He sang more in the middle and hit the high notes just for spice.
You ought to check out Tyrant, Victim Of Changes, Sinner, Dissident Agressor, Delivering The Goods, Saints In Hell, Better By You, Beyond The Realms Of Death, Exciter, Cheater
Not to mention Savage and Heroes End
Some of their earlier stuff was amazing, the rocka rolla album is brilliant
I'm absolutely addicted to this song. One of their very best
Suggestions: JP: Victim of Changes ( Studio), Deceiver, Tyrant, Here comes the tears, Beyond the Realms of Death, The Rage, Dying to meet you, Dissident Aggressor, Firepower, Angel / Halford, Fight: Life in Black, Silent Screams, Till the day I die, O Holy Night, Nostradamus, Pestilence and Plague, ….
This track and Winter/Deep Freeze, man. This shit is psychedelic. Here Come the Tears off of Sin After Sin is another Halford mindblowing vocal performance.
Makes me cry every time.
Halford is a singer in the truest sense of the word.
Love listening to this song during winter season.
Never thought about it until just now. This rocks bangs.
Their early stuff was more " Gothic " , and miserable , more diverse as well .
A lot of dynamics
Its metal , but they re from the 1st wave
You have the roots of it which is a wide range of influences .
Rocka rolla came in 1974 , but this song , as others songs , its 1971 , it was one of the first entirely composed song by KK .
Before Rob came in , before Glenn came in .
Rob is like 23 years old , well , 22 , maybe , on this recording .
My entire life has been driven by this song.
Love this album 💿 I grew up ⬆️ in the 70s and 80s this album 💿 is epic
Actually Rob doesn't use what people s referr as falsetto .
Its more a mixed voice with larynx technique .
If you notice the end here , its a full sound .
Its not a falsetto sound
Facts!! It's actually insane the way he uses the mix voice!
You're right, but there are some songs through the records that he indeed use falsetto.
@@mrwolf3556 its more headvoice because.it still resonnant .
Like in Epitaph , or the intro of dreamer deceiver .
Even its rare .
And even few background vocals in the nostradamus quiet album tracks
But when its the heavy stuff its clearing not .
@@Nissardpertugiu Sometimes he mixes head voice with falsetto (it's like a falsetto but with strong air pressure that resonates mixing with headvoice), sometimes it sounds pure headvoice, cause he can go pretty high with head voice mainly because of his vocal "power" (volume)... I think the first albums it's mainly headvoice that he uses
@@mrwolf3556 it depends at what time, its very used here and there in the 2 first albums but after ?
Though i had an old interview from 1984 where the guy " your falsetto is great " and Rob was " i don't do falsetto ".
To let the thing straight, because i do it too , the sharp Whistle in the agressive stuff isn't falsetto like most mistaking
Its the high larynx stuff with compression of the soft palette that gives that sound at the top tubular wise.
Like a processor.
But the basic is mixed with the chest, solid basis .
Thats why it cuts.
Also as ... especially by 1982 more, Rob style became , especially on tour, more tough sounding, ( the change can be heard around Killing machine, not just choice, just natural maturing too, its more tough tone wise, darker ) and all thoses wailing are distorted based.
Usually, the weird thing is you can nail thoses high notes for a long time.in Mixed all your life .
But with maturing and if you don't use headvoice aside individually , mix voice , belting kind of destroy your pure headvoice.
Yeah, that first album is just straight-up 70's hard rock. Almost unrecognizable. An album tailored for the vocals of their original singer Al Atkins. 'Sad Wings of Destiny' is considered by many as their true debut album. But yeah, 70's Priest is a goldmine of excellent music. There's a sizable amount of Priest fans that consider it their best era. More 70's era requests: "Saints in Hell", "Dreamer /Deceiver and Deceiver", "Sinner", "Dissident Aggressor" (arguably invented Thrash)
And beyond the realms of death from stained class
And also Exciter. Phenomenal early speed metal.
They invented everything!
It was from their first album. It has been my favorite since I heard it 43 years ago.
Wow! This is great!! My Husband & I have tickets to see Judas Priest & Sabaton in October. We can't wait!! Thanks for this.
Same here, in Charlotte NC in September! It's going to be fantastic. I saw them last several years ago. They never disappoint 🤘
Oh definitely jealous now
My favorite song on this album :)
Rob Is a legend.
I love their first album
Some of the best drum sounds ever recorded on this album
Best Priest song ever IMO, thanks for the reaction.
Yes Sir!!
This song goes doierectly into the heart and reaches the deepest part of it!!
It is nearly andepremizing song but the wave is isnpite of cosmic beautifull!!
For ever in my heart!
Than you scott!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Priest is truly one of those iconic bands that can literally change your mindset mood outlook and demeanor, all for the best. KILLED IT
Love that bass line.
Island of Domination. Hands down the most underrated Priest song and an absolute fucking banger
the whole Rocka-Rolla album has tastes of what's to come.
One of my favourite Priest songs. It's beautiful. You're right it's a masterpiece.
insane props for digging down and reacting to this....Priest did so much and are known for so little...thank you!!
you fucking know it 👍😜
FUCK MEE!! I am a 60 year old English judas priest fan from London and I remember when this came out in 1974 and thinking "I have to go and see this band!!" which I did in 1980 at the first ever "monsters of rock" festival in 1980 when they were no. 2 to Richie blackmores rainbow the priest absolutely stole the show (even the great man himself Richie admitted it) and they're classic album British Steel had just come out...FUCKIN ELL!! what a GREAT show they gave on that Sunday night and that really catapulted them to to FAME and STARDOM (rightly so!!)...if you fink the Priest r just a shout screamy metal band?! ohh no!! Listen to their first couple of albums and I fink u will be pleasantly surprised with classic tracks like "run of the mill" and "dreamer deceiver/deceiver and u will be pleasantly surprised!! long live the PRIEST!!,all the best from CHOPPER,Peckham,S.E.London.
This song defines Rob Halford. No one can touch it.
Братан! Мы с тобой единодушны! 👍👍👍
Best heavy metal voice ever!
Suggestions :
Whiskey woman demo 1973 ( proto Victim of changes , as quartet , just KK as guitar player )
Cheater
Never satisfied
Winter
Dying to meet you
Victim of changes
Ripper
Dreamer deceiver / deceiver
Island of domination
Sinner
Starbreaker
Call for the priest ( a very epic , a very hard song to play , especially as drummer : Simon phillips , and a song way ahead of its time )
raw deal
Dissident agressor
Here comes the tears
ANYONE who says Halford can't sing ISN'T a metalhead, & doesn't know what the FCK they're talking about!!!
gotta do dreamer deceiver, victim of changes and genocide from. sad wings of destiny
ROCKA ROLLA ALBUM IS FANTASTIC!!! and Also Unleashed in the EAST is a GREAT ALBUM
The recording equipment has a lot to do with the sound. Thanks for your reactions. One of the Best!
Judas Priest is one of my top favorite bands of all time. You are missing so much if you have only really heard stuff from PainKiller onward. Sad Wings of Destiny is in my opinion their best album. Though I absolutely love Painkiller. You should react to Prelude-Tyrant, Victim of Changes, Dreamer Deceiver/Deceiver and Island of Domination. Great reaction as always. Peace and love brother.
Hell yes! My All time favorite slow song by Priest!
Best heavy metal song ever!
I love all eras of Priest, but the 70s stuff really shows how ahead of the curve they were, especially with guitar.
Check out Tyrant and Exciter, absolute bangers that get me just as hyped as anything on Painkiller.
The Rocka Rolla album is often overlooked, but I absolutely love this album Winter Deepfreeze...
Dying To Meet You... Never Satisfied...
I love it Judas Priest rocks.
One of my fav tracks from the 70’s metal/ rock scene!
A masterpiece!
This and Dying To Meet You are my two favorite tracks from the Rocka Rolla album.
Nice! Sad Wings of Destiny is one of the first real heavy metal albums. Victim of Changes is a must! So many great live versions of this song, but Unleashed in the East has a great version.
In the early days they also did two of the greatest cover songs of all time; Diamonds and Rust and The Green Manalishi...really, it's hard to go wrong with Priest...well, maybe Ram It Down...
Also Race With the Devil!
I'm sure someone below has probably already mentioned this, but you should check out Dreamer Deceiver (studio version) .. you'll be glad you did! : )
This was considered heavy metal at the time, but they had a lot of heavier stuff in the 70s
Victim of Changes and Diamonds & Rust from Unleashed in the East are my favorites, the entire album is completely amazing.
They first formed in 1969. There first album was in 1974. By 74 no original members were left. Kk Downing was the first of primary line up to join. Downing was originally rejected in favor for Ernest Chataway who played with a band called Earth. That band would become Black Sabath. Interesting early history
Deep lyrics and such a smooth rock balllad....if you listen to Priest from start to finish, its basically the evolution of rock through the ages...pure awesomeness. Looking forward for more :)
pull up the video from old grey whistle test of them doing Dreamer/Deciever...it is a trip well worth your time 🙂
Love, love, LOVE me some old school Priest!
Now I gotta rethink my September request... Maybe some more 70's Priest.........
Beyond the realms of death ...1978....an epic power ballad With 2 different guitar solos....studio ver. Please... It is a must in anyones catalog!!!!!!!!!!
Winter/Deep Freeze/ Winter Retreat/Cheater from Rocka Rolla
I bought this record on ebay, limited edition early 70's on orange acrylic vinyl with the rare cyborg/bomber coverart because of this song. Judas Priest is my fav band of all time! Been listening to this since 1986 and I'm born in 1986.
Such a pleasure to see a man grooving
Thanks for this reaction. Definitely one of my favorite Priest songs, in my opinion also one of the more under appreciated.
I like this song sice being 16 now I'm 33 and it's still amazing. After listening it a lot you really get to appreciate the bass, guitars, drums, lyrics..
I absolutely love pre 80 priest. Its so looked over. You should do a deep dive into this. Dont get me wrong. I love post 80 priest too. These songs deserve another listen. This era reminds me of when i would turn my friends onto early 60's pink floyd and i would ask them " what band is this" hardly any of them could answer. They were surprised. Dig in. They have a bunch of amazing songs in this era
I'm impressed that you dove so deep into Judas Priest. They did so much and have fantastic talent.
It still brings tears to my eyes. \m/
Such a beautiful song.
Thank you for reacting to this!
Thank you man for taking the time to share with us your first time listening this track. Truly. Thank you.
Pre 80`s priest is where the real gold is.Sin after sin,Hell bent for leather,Stained class albums are their best.Deepcuts: call for the priest/ raw deal-Delivering the goods--Heroes end.
Fuck yeah Heroes End. Glad to find a fan
back when Robert sang with a crystal clear voice. 70s Priest is pure proto metal. this first album is a bit half baked but OMG the next 4 albums and their first live album Unleashed in the East are underrated forgotten or never heard masterworks. start with The Sinner off of Sin After Sin.
It was a beautiful time, another age. And the music reflected that. My personal favourite off this album is sadly the shortest track.... Caviar and Meths.
Man, I used to listen to this album delivering papers at 5am as a kid. So many memories of my all time fav band. Thank you for the video.
Just found this . I love you man!
Great Great Great song
Great song indeed 👍...so glad to see it being appreciated and giving credit where it's due... good job analyzing this one bro🤘😜🤘
Magnificent!🤘🤘
I enjoyed watching your reaction. I can't get enough of this song or old Judas Priest.